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Devastated to see this video. Parents of 34 year of Sarthak Mattoo who was killed by a speeding Thar while he was driving his bike in Delhi’s Vasant Kunj. Hope justice prevails. On His Way To Work, Gurugram Rider Dies As Thar Rams Him In Delhi ndtv.com/india-news/2-d…

As 🇦🇺 prepares for Prime Minister Modi’s visit, one of 🇦🇺’s foremost galleries, @ArtGalleryofNSW is featuring works of Hindu iconographical art in the exhibition, 'Avatar: Forms of Vishnu’. On view until Oct'26, it presents 200 works from ancient sculptures to contemporary art.

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Like a scene quietly borrowed from The Intern, except there is no script, no framing, no perfect dialogue, just a 64-year-old man walking into a startup as an intern. Otis D’Souza says it without drama: “I don’t need money. I have enough. I just don’t have anything to do.” That is where it begins. Not ambition. Not pressure. Just time and what he chose to do with it when he no longer needed to prove himself to anyone. He had already lived multiple lives — sweeping helicopters, building companies, watching them rise, watching them shut down, retiring, carrying all of it quietly without turning it into a story about himself. And then, instead of settling into certainty, he walked back into uncertainty again. As an intern. In rooms full of people decades younger, he arrived as someone willing to listen, to laugh at the absurdity of the title, to sit comfortably in the space of not always being the one who knew everything. There was something disarming about that kind of return. And maybe that was why it stayed with people, not because he started over, but because he didn’t make a big deal of it. Credits : joshuasalins | hobbytribe_official on IG #Inspiration #LifelongLearning #CareerJourney #NeverTooLate #HumanStories [Lifelong Learning, Senior Internship, Career Reinvention, Inspiring Life Stories, Active Ageing]

I welcome the agreement reached between the US and Iran, following sustained diplomatic efforts by several partners. The priority now is its swift and full implementation by all parties. This agreement should allow for the immediate reopening of the Strait of Hormuz. Freedom of navigation must be restored toll-free. This is essential for regional stability and the global economy. It opens the door to broader negotiations on peace and security in the Middle East. And should end Iran’s nuclear and ballistic programmes and its destabilising activities in the region. And of course there can be no peace in the Middle East while Lebanon is in flames. Once again Europe calls on all parties to respect Lebanon's sovereignty and territorial integrity and implement a genuine ceasefire. In Evian, G7 leaders will meet partners from the Gulf and the wider Middle East. Europe is ready to play its part. This crisis also carries a clear lesson. Once again, energy dependencies have been weaponised. We must diversify our supply routes and develop alternative export corridors to diversify away from the bottleneck of Hormuz. We will discuss this, and more, in Evian.

@ritujoon2j Good Idea, but they are looking at bulk pick up with a minimum quantity of 25 pieces.

India throws away over 7 million tonnes of textile waste every year, not because people don't care but because they don’t know how to dispose of it. Two engineers saw this gap and built NoKasa, an app where you can book a pickup. An agent comes to your home, grades your clothes on the spot, and sends cashback via UPI immediately. They've already kept 1 lakh garments out of landfills. Such a good innovation to keep cities clean.

Horn OK Please is written on the backs of trucks in India. During World War 2, Britishers were sending India’s diesel to Europe. This caused a shortage naturally and India switched to Kerosene as fuel to run trucks. Kerosene is volatile and trucks would blast in accidents and collisions. So they started writing “HORN PLEASE ON KEROSENE”. On Kerosine eventually became “OK” and got placed between Horn Please. That’s how we got Horn OK Please.

@_ColeMcCormick Agree.

If Disclosure Day was Black Hat propaganda to mislead the public then it’s doing its job. The entire film is shallow and uninteresting until the very end. But even then, full disclosure begins at Roswell 1947. BORING! Forget conspiracies for a second, there are ancient texts and myths about visitors, watchers and brothers from the stars. On earth today there is such rich history and evidence of humans interacting with people from space. Spielberg distills it to gray aliens with zero motive or explanation. The lack of spirituality is telling too. They give this one nun in the movie the most basic line “why would God make such a vast universe and we are the only ones?” Which is fine but not the sauce that people need. The characters discuss God as a supreme being and there are worries that humans will worship the aliens because they are perceived as superior. A real problem, but no truth about the matter of our souls or the purpose of life on earth. The movie can’t go that deep because of the baggage that spiritual concepts have on the public, they needed it to be broad, vague and forgettable. And a side note, disclosure day in the movie is broadcasted on all mainstream news channels, they make a point to show you CNN MSNBC FOX CBS so clearly all this stuff is fake af like Covid. The dark powers will use their tools to beam false light into our eyes at all costs. That’s the deception. There is a point to sorting out the history of humanity and our connection to ETs. There is a point to seek truth about God and souls. there is a group of people who seek to control all things materially that benefit from everyone not knowing the truth of earth and our souls. Reading @Kabamur_Taygeta has brought much to light on all these topics. I resonate deeply with what he has shared. I’m not afford to keep sharing his stuff because it feels real, there’s a clear message and it’s all building up to something much greater anyone can imagine. We willl know the truth about it all when it comes. Until then, keep calm, get coherent in your heart and hold the light!

Please don't rush to watch Disclosure Day in a theatre; wait for it to be released on Netflix or Prime. It was a fantastic opportunity for Steven Spielberg, but unfortunately it was squandered. The story and screenplay did not make any sense.

@Vikram10729557 Sounds like AI :) Funny

Divided by species United by problem 😂

Indian Man Delivering 'Fake' Pizza Order Shot Dead In US, Family Says "Trap"

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@SenMarkKelly Dear Senator, Can you follow me for a DM.

There's zero reason to force people who have already legally spent years building a life here to leave the country to apply for a green card. These aren’t the hardened criminals the Administration says it goes after. It's just making life harder for people who are already contributing to our communities and takes workers and businessowners away from building up our economy.

I always come back to this Speech once in a while....that talks about 3 rules in life

インドでの日程を終えて、空港に向かっています。 今回の出張では会議の合間に「南インド式のコーヒー」とインド定番の「グラーブジャムーン」をいただきました。 甘かったです。 これから日本に帰ります。

Missed in the Friday news: The Department of State announced that it has issued all EB-2 Immigrant visas chargeable to India for Fiscal Year 2026. This means no more EB-2 immigrant visas will be issued for India this year. travel.state.gov/content/travel…

My parents slept in separate rooms my whole childhood. I asked my dad about it once. He said they made a deal early because my mum snores and he tosses. He said they sat down one evening and talked it through like a business meeting. His words. He said the first night apart they both slept like babies. He said they were happier than they had ever been. He never told people. Because when he said separate rooms they said oh I'm sorry. He said he was never sorry. He was just tired of explaining that love does not have to mean sharing a blanket. They are still married 39 years later.

"Trade money for time, not time for money. You’re going to run out of time first."

Here is how both Dev Meena and Kuldeep Kumar travelled to their hotels with their equipment, hours after becoming joint National record holders (5.45m). #athletics @Xpress_Sports @indraneel0